2015年4月14日 · The purpose of a dining-out is to enhance the esprit of units, lighten the load of demanding day-to-day work, give the commander an opportunity to meet socially with subordinates and enable military members of all ranks to create bonds of camaraderie.

This chapter is designed to serve as a guide for planning and conducting a dining-in or dining-out. Most of the information comes from AFP 30-6, "Guide for an Air Force Dining-in," since rescinded, which was the most comprehensive reference for planning and conduction dining-in/dining-out.

goals of the United States Air Force and specific military missions. 1.2. Overview. Refer to AFI 34-1201 for a full overview and a delineation of roles and responsibilities associated with Air Force protocol

2019年10月11日 · The combat dining-in and dining-out, the newest of the dining traditions, is becoming increasingly popular among operational units. The format and sequence of events are built around the traditional dining-in, but it involves a less-formal atmosphere and lower combat dress requirements (flight-suit and BDUs are acceptable), makes it appealing ...

This video describes the terms, concepts, traditions and rules of a formal US Air Force dining in or dining out.

The Dining-In represents the most formal aspects of Air Force social life. The custom is a very old tradition, although its origin is not clear. Formal feasts to honor military victories and individual achievements have been customary from pre-Christian Roman legions to King Arthur's knights in the sixth century.

The dining-in and dining-out represent the most formal aspects of Air Force social life. The dining-in is the traditional form, and the term will be used throughout this document. However, most of the information applies equally to both dining-in and out-out.

2010年11月4日 · The dining-in is a formal dinner for the members of a wing, unit, or organization. The dining-out similar in all aspects to a dining-in, except spouses and other guests are invited to attend. The combat dining-in is the newest of the dining-in traditions and is …

The dining-in’s purpose is to provide a situation for members of the Air Force unit to see how ceremony and tradition play an important role in the life of an Air Force unit. It helps enhance morale and espirt de corps, and provides an appropriate setting for recognizing individual and unit achievements. It can also be used to say hello to ...

2008年4月25日 · The Air Force dining-in probably began in the 1930s with General H. "Hap" Arnold's "wing dings." The close bonds enjoyed by Air Corps officers and their British colleagues of the Royal Air Force during World War II surely added to the American involvement in the dining-in custom.